the germany of today is no longer what germany was in the 2 thousands where the ninety's weren't even before. one of the reasons why, why the dislike miracle to enter politics so much is the fact that americans move the conservative party to the center. because in germany, you, when elections in the center and the establishment parties that represent a vast majority and of which the next to coordination will become cost, excuse me, in and $1.00 to $3.00 part of the core addition. this expresses the chart and it became much more to our list and start verse and opened to a lot of influenza. is that it has a lot to do with the fact that you're on the bus for a long time and attractive countries that detected cost. my opponent tends because of its reputation as a customer part attempt society. so it's dependent on those springs back to a more conservative or a more yet driven attitudes towards migration or climate change. it is not a complete roller back, it is concerning, but it is still a different country that it was in its history. jessica, you said before that it was the family is of

you can save germany, it begs the question, saved germany from what's precisely his subsequent interview with the the liter. alice vital was full of blatant false hoods and miss characterizations of german history, including notoriously the description of others, hitler as a communist. these kinds of statements from us could don't really have the kind of sway in germany that they do, and perhaps some of the us where he's better known as a personality and politics. however, it is nonetheless extremely of course, disturbing, influential because of his ability to control the algorithms of x, and thereby push the accounts of a, of the members and supporters. and likewise to press the accounts of others who don't support the policy positions he's trying to promote. and so there is real concern in germany right now about this threat to threes or of, to our democratic system that this poses. and in response to actually several dozen universities and academic institutions the day after that interview quit x and the german government is current considering also leaving the platform some day perha

germany decreases toward 60%. this is why i am in favor of a smart and targeting change of the debt boom and the german constitution. many experts demand this. the imf, nobel laureates. trade unions, all of these ask us to urgently invest more in defense come in infrastructure, education, and secure and reliable and clean energy. such investments create growth, not just for a couple of months but for years and decades. they secure prosperity for the coming decades. ladies and gentlemen, i know many of you have the feeling we need to stand up for our convictions, for our values and prosperity. i would like to encourage you to do that. you and all of us, let us be steadfast in our principles. calm in the heated debates, pragmatic in our actions. closely working together with our old and new partners. this is how we want to get through this difficult time. thank you very much. [applause] >> i think it is best to follow-up your discussion with an audience. please raise your hand if you have any question or any comment

made it possible to expand germany's potential so much that the industry of germany, the militarization of this country, its... not absolutely unlimited policy in geopolitical, respectively, ambitions, gave hitler the opportunity to really understand that his hands were untied, the anschluss with austria and the next stage directly, of course, the issues of czechoslovakia, the signing of the treaty with the support of france, with the support of england, with the support of italy, in front of everyone, in front of all of europe, it was said that the europeans did not plan to contain germany, and the most interesting thing is that this is happening against the backdrop of the soviet union's attempts to create a collective security system since 1933, no, europe took a different path, when the munich agreement was signed directly, the czechs were not even invited, they were invited later, after the signing of the treaty, essentially post factum, declaring to them that all of their territory now does not protect them, why? because technology had been worked out in advance, there really were

so germany was divided into west germany and east germany, the cold war polarized the country betweenriers marking the border began, going further meant risking life and limb. behind what was known as the inner wall was a place an average east german citizen might never have entered, a heavily guarded strip of borderland. this is what it looked like at the... start of the 1980s, the fortifications were continually reinforced and expanded. the area along the restricted zone was patrolled not only by soldiers, but also by the east german police and other watchful agents, preventing people from fleeing communist east germany was an elaborate and expensive operation. in 1955, the allied powers signed certain agreements following which the berlin wall was erected. that was the last agreement that the allies drew up to decide the fate of germany, an agreement. valid until the year 1990. 1200 people escaped in the first year the war. on a friday afternoon, they shot an 18-year-old boy as he was trying to scale the wall into west berlin. they let him bleed to death on their side of the wall.

i said that for germany many times your opinion is a grace national interest for germany and leads me to the third satellite dish earth you today becomes more important by the hour. we europeans need to be strong intrinsically from within the prayer we just stand together amongst each other and with partners around the globe. we need to become more resilient and more competitive. we have what it takes to a union with more than four to 50 million europeans. i have economic clout, germany was 84 million inhabitants is the third largest economy in the world. let me give you a first example defense capability aside from increased defense expenditure we need more efficiency in europe. not picture-perfect solutions in every single country in dozens of weapons categories. we need a european arms industry that's able to develop major projects together as it is already done in the field of. it is my objective that every european can enter existing contracts in the development of arms needs to be pursued together. the second example. we're going to defend the fruit trick together with our partn

, i have been living in germany for decades, i participate in all these... it was customary in germany to use an expression that sounds, if translated approximately like this, a locked nazi, with this expression they tried to show, well, the nazis, they are of course, kind of right-wing, but still national socialism, they are socialists, which means they are still left-wing and that was it. fischer contradictions, well, in german it sounds different, it is a scientific movement that literally starting in 1946 they tried to define the level of guilt of the germans and germany as a country in the catastrophe, i mean by catastrophe not the holocaust, i mean the catastrophe, i will now explain what we are talking about, in 1947 a group of german scientists, then i will remind you that the gdr did not exist, it appeared a little later , a few years later. therefore, they were from the soviet side, from our side, and from the allies, a group of scientists gathered at various forums, where they discussed one most important question: is germany guilty of the catastr

he's always coming to germany to mesquite searches up. there have been cases of prosecutors, judges and police investigators being threatened. meanwhile, via socrates are stepping up their efforts and this increasingly global war at the end, it's like a fight that you can have with the, the war against drugs who can never win the our journey begins in february 2024. we accompany each martina link vice president of germany's federal police agency and interior minister nancy phaser their visit to south america would take them to a number of major cocaine producing nations. def tv devices, such as the name of this trip, is to intensify our cooperation with countries of origin and transit states adjusted by to see where we can provide support and the shape of equipment and training we're moving to buys and potentially via joint investigations. when coming to the hotel, he will be able to intensify discussions about the structures of these criminal groups. in addition to the seizure scheme, because destroying those structures is what really ma

some 3000 cash machines in germany were blown open. also leading bystanders, terrified by the police, are no doubt that the majority of the atm robberies are connected to cocaine. gangs, only about who takes us to a bank branch and just load off that's suffered, that very fate does it. so to fish for it's a typical setup for a local bank with the atm on the ground floor and families living above it from you . you can see people there right now because you bedroom probably on the right. so i strongly shut off. and when a fire breaks out after the explosion, i imagine getting the family out through the front door when on things like you don't challenge for firefighters. so you find there have been cases of buildings catching on fire on top, hunts. you ask him, leon hits the narcotics division of the german national criminal police agency. is sure that recruiting teenagers to carry out the attacks is a deliberate ploy. on the part of the cocaine cartels take a does call. those social media plays must have rolled in the recruitment of youn

project for germany. hi, it is the only policy that has all communication channels open in the east and in the west in this well, let's look through the, you know, the, we've got the new policy b, s w way. you also did an episode with them. but what we did here at berlin briefing the new as of our and connection lines. and we just had that interest as a very happy that you know, the, when they look at the party manifesto as they clearly have defined day of the under b, s. w as the most promising parties here and, and tell me well, and the americans have defined the, if the also is the most promising policy figure that explain that to us and how i mean, i wouldn't, i wouldn't have the americans because it is just the south african and is kind of mixing up, but in a way she's, she's got a point because b s b is not on keeping some kind of titles on the, sorry, these are a lot. in fact, the line says no pro american and the way that she was 5 was trying to kind of portray herself there. she said, you know, t

he in some ways allows us to avoid drawing germany into this war. unfortunately, this is a very bad, very bad situation. this means that we will not receive taurus missiles, at least until may. yes, that's the situation, we will prepare everything for the moment when we come to power. our position is clear, but we can only act when we are in power. well, we heard the first part of the conversation, but i wonder how difficult it was to get through to him? well, he is a public figure, and naturally he is interested in communicating with the ukrainian authorities, since he sees himself in the new government, so of course he needed to establish contact and compete with the current chancellor scholz in order to be perceived as a legitimate representative of the new german government. tell our viewers in more detail, what kind of party is the cdu, csu? this is the party that was the leading party for a long time, but these 3 years they went into opposition, giving scholz the opportunity to destroy the country completely, although the preparation for this

we have connections with a member of the bundestag from the alternative for germany faction, yevgeny schmidt, mr. schmidt, hello. hello. it is reported that next week in the bundestag the question of banning the alternative for germany party may be raised. do you have any precise? information on this matter, when the meeting may take place and is this question really included in the agenda? is such, such a probability really exists, until i saw it in the schedule of the plenary session, but all the media have already trumpeted that the very statement that was signed at the end of last year by 124 deputies of the bundestag, about banning the alternative for germany party, it will be considered next week at the plenary session. it is not yet clear whether there will be debates or just a vote. nevertheless, all the media are already writing about it, that supposedly now in the midst of the election campaign the issue of banning party number two will be considered, which, with a lead over the other parties, is already approaching, let's say, the distance to the first party is increasingl

, this is the fuhrer who leads germany.lf hitler called the political map of europe a junk of small states, and he considered war to be the natural state of man. in 1938 , he annexed austria and soon gave the order to prepare for the invasion of czechoslovakia. many career officers and generals of the wehrmacht, contemptuous of nazi ideology, believed that war would be suicide for germany. in early september 1938, general halder held secret talks with hjalmar schacht about removing hitler and forming a new government. on the day of the attack on czechoslovakia. the fuhrer was supposed to be arrested and subsequently placed in a psychiatric clinic. armed detachments were stationed in private apartments in berlin, a plan was developed to seize the radio station. when everything was ready for the attack, sensational news came that hitler had reached an agreement with the western powers to resolve the czechoslovakian issue peacefully. hitler was a man who sensed what might happen, later hitler would announce that it was provide

the bombings on the streets of germany. for someone phillips, the scope is of codes potty minus, i'm in dolton, cannot hide to explore sooner. and then that's going to be a little intense. there should be ever chevy the mafia. kind of the kind of guns and the spelling get gig now under control. then i'm so she's done from black male to kidnappings and torture. criminal games have unleashed an unprecedented wave of drug related violence. due to this class of criminals is so violent that human lives ultimately don't matter. nation. the conflict over the highly lucrative cocaine business is escalating and german police have ceased record amounts of the drugs. while in south america where it's produced, the drug cartels exert a terrifying level of power. and it's a war where europe is also on the front lines. among the victims, a well known reporter and the netherlands. they have so much money to tell someone like killed joining this kill ally. it would be so much money. you know, in the netherlands, even the former prime minis

and has now crossed over into germany. cologne, july 2024. a gang abducted 2 of its own members and held them captive in this building. they tortured them to find a suspect, a traitor in their ranks, while filming the ordeal. the eyes, the iv visited, the the hostages were eventually fried by a special police unit who also seized a cache of fire arms. 7 men were subsequently arrested, but the 3 suspected leaders were able to flee to the netherlands. the kidnappings were linked to the fact of 300 kilos of marijuana from the storage room with an estimated market value of 1500000 euros. investigators believe the drugs belong to the so called micro mafia. the thieves, evidently from a rival gang. the resulting to her for is it 1st in germany, the man behind this attack is believed to have come over from the netherlands of the one in a series of bombings the meeting and then ask, come to see like, so these are 2 of so i know exclusive from on felt so the scope is all the codes potty minus an adult and cannot hide it. it's to soon. and then that's

the resulting tour for is a 1st in germany. the man behind this attack is believed to have come over from the netherlands. one in a series of bombings the meeting and then that's come to see like for these are to it. so i'm an exclusive from on phillips. the scope is off codes potty minded and adults and cannot hide it . it's to soon and then that's going to let me finish this, be appreciated the mafia kind of from the kind of grants and then to sell them gift gig. now onto the concord and associates, then you go to the local mafia of what and also you know, who indeed so examining all phone the violence involved in the conflict is assuming a new quality in germany with a dozen bombings, cologne at the center, but also spreading to other locations in the state of north run westphalia, the perpetrators also target stores and apartment buildings, showing little concern for potential casualties among innocent bystanders. the vision, you know, it's probably the loan police department is facing major challenges due to the president

i am type home. germany is a part of me just as i'm a part of germany. integration isn't the right word for me because i grew up here and i feel german families. i've always been a gentleman. so never mind both of these. and then if i went to my 2nd homeland gabby and now i'd be saying is janis philadelphia deutscher? we're going to hear the views of 6 young germans. they come from different parts of the country as to what they are take on the current social claim that the debates concerning people just like them. what about the rise of the right wing populace party alternative for germany, the f d. what does their homeland germany feel like right now? it's been i'm osha, i'm 27. i grew up in ems land. that's in lower sacks, any on the dashboard or so on a village kid and we've doesn't i wish it wasn't, but that's how it is. as a, i'm sorry button. so initially we were the only black family as a vendor. and you'd ask anyone where i live to they all knew yeah, w i look, i wanted anonymity, i didn't want everyone to know me. and so as no fee, the i think it's lots of people say, yeah, you

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great britain flatly refused to enter into an alliance with hitler's germany. thank god, the blockhead flew away, he says. wrote: when talking to ribbentrop, i am always overwhelmed by a feeling of helplessness, he is so stupid, so petty, so self-centered and pleased with himself, so deprived of mental capacity, that it seems he does not understand what is said to him. however, adolf hitler continued to believe in the all-powerful business connections and personal loyalty of his protégé. in february 1938 , ribentrop received the post of minister of foreign affairs, dumbfounded by this news, the german ambassador in tokyo called ribentrop a poacher appointed as a forester. in fact, ribentrop really did not at all apply for the post of minister, why he was generally not a smart enough person, and he was educated, he had he was bad at analytics, he had no gift of foresight, that is... he could not predict the situation, he was completely, well, that is, analysis, he was bad at analysis, his wife was good at having a wife, it was exactly this that helped him to do

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europe and particularly germany is in and particularly germany is in a difficult position right now.ne from the powerhouse economy to being the one the most distress? that powerhouse economy to being the one the most distress?— one the most distress? that is riuht. one the most distress? that is right- just _ one the most distress? that is right- just to — one the most distress? that is right. just to set _ one the most distress? that is right. just to set the _ one the most distress? that is right. just to set the scene, i right. just to set the scene, we are looking at distress across measuring it against the baseline. is europe and countries seeing more corporate distress than is normal or usual? the story in the index you just put out, including the forecast at the end of 2025 is whereas a few quarters ago there was above—average stress across most of the geography in europe, with germany and the uk kind of leading the pack pretty tied together, that is now not true. germany is a clear outlier in terms of elevated corporate stress. and the reason for that other sectors, which are

so basically it is a recession here in germany. and nina, this disability is something that's what i felt needs to be concerned about in particular, because he wants to get re elected despite the fact that he is performing so poorly in the polls. how does he and how do the social democrats want to turn that one around while they still are convinced that they are on the right path? but so anything you fucking so never was a problem with them. never a problem also, bad polling isn't ever a penalty for them. they always, they still think that a miracle can happen. i mean, the current, me and in the polls that behind the conservatives, that'd be a hind, the, a of the, and in some polls that even behind the green. so they're on full and electronics is still convinced that he can do it. and he did do it in 2021. he came out of nowhere and no political debate about what i saw as could you be the next them tell us that the time that the others make mistakes. but it's something that you can never rule out, right? so that can still happen. b

germany was isolated, germany had to fight strong powers, and after that , the german elite began toted in ribbentrop for screwing up this business. having set the west against the hitlerite reich, ribbentrop switched to the east. in the spring of 1940, he declared that the soviet union could join the tripartite pact of germany, italy. the international was fulfilled, the delegation was housed in the bellevue palace, where the prussian kings and napoleon stayed. that same day, in the building of the imperial reich chancellery, molotov met with hitler. the führer announced that he was ready to accept the ussr into the new europe, which had only just emerged from the rubble. the bombs were falling so close that their explosions could be heard even here. molotov listened calmly to the strange monologues of hitler and ribbentrop. that same day, he telegraphed stalin. both conversations did not produce the desired results. moscow refused to join the tripartite pact. on june 22, 1941 , at 4:00 a.m., ribbentrop summoned him. the soviet embassy interpreter valentin berezhkov, who was present

you were at the a if the, the alternative for germany policy convince in the fall rights policy and germany, which has no tons of guessing it's a government because nobody else wants to work with them at the same time they've really been driving this migration agenda. let's just take a listen to at least 5 of the pos you need to cancel social benefits for those who were not authorized to state. i'm terry, i repack creations on a grand scale and i have to tell you quite honestly, it's called re migration. nice and it's called the migration make sure. so re migration the password, the new go. what as it has been labels here and um the see was deliberately breaking a taboo. that wasn't see. that's right. so to give us some context, this was a word that is very popular and annoying, and that's the scene of this is the far right extreme. a scene here in europe, the identity erie and the beagle, the, the people who know the name, martin said no, that's why that he uses for his am cries, but his suckle of people. and for that seem, it means the, the key partition, the return of people from europe,

in germany, there is a saying that chemistry must coincide. the rems and pirgs became the first foreigners in the region to receive russian citizenship under the new presidential decree. passport they were awarded on march 14 , 2024. rema publishes videos about life in russia on his social networks and now also helps foreigners with relocations. in june, 24, rema became an adviser to the governor of the nizhny novgorod region, today there are already more than 100 applications for relocation to the region, one of them is the golembievsky family. we arrived in another village in the nizhny novgorod region, a german-polish family lives here, here they are meeting us, let's get acquainted, hello, hello, hello, kevin is from germany, patricia from poland, moved to russia 9 months ago, and not alone. we bought a poter in poland, he is 2 years old and brought him with us. about 9 months, we can't say for sure, she came from the street, just as soon as we concreted the foundation, she was here, and who has nearby, shrodek, shrodek. a large family, mo

we have no support _ border in germany, too? we have no support by _ border in germany, too?pport by government - no support by government spending for gdp growth. at the time when we need the green transition, cross—border investments, also perhaps in defence that generates nice multiplier effect in research and development, but also we have very large uncertainty in private investment. for the french economy there is going to be very little private investment growth and that augers very badly for the future because today? investment is future productivity and future growth. this is all across the board in germany, the nether lands and other countries.— other countries. thomas, who will have _ other countries. thomas, who will have to — other countries. thomas, who will have to leave _ other countries. thomas, who will have to leave it _ other countries. thomas, who will have to leave it there, - will have to leave it there, but thank you very much for joining us in sharing your thoughts with us today. stay with us here on bbc news. hello from the bbc sport centre. i'm hugh

the chancellor of germany olaf scholz sina. [applause] [applause] [speaking in native tongue] >> presidential vladimir and ladies and gentlemen, one of the current noble price and economic sciences and yes he does this question why some countries are prosperous and others art pretty when keeps finding us that in te long run, the path towards prosperity leads by strong and trustworthy institution. and so much on and of course is no coincidence that i quoted here today and especially it is dynamic era and is important that we act prudently and predictably. we see similar developments and all other countries and predictability and they're having an increasing difficult time and at the same time, our debates and primitive by black and white thinking which promises simple solutions but is never able to deliver them because the world out there is not going to turn more blacker more like but complicated and more complex pretty were all confronted with unprecedented challenges in short, we are convincedvi of the benefits of strong inst

and why it isn't ready just yet. made in germany next on d. w. they kept repeating, please, please don't close. we hope they will not close this these, these last truth. because otherwise they told me panelists will be torn apart. the body between norway and russia is, with one exception. the mini bus from care can, is in no way, 2 months in russia. the navy is a trying not to let the rest as a tax on ukraine, influence their relationship, focus on europe. in 60 minutes on d, w, the, the dw, traveling over the side, phase 3, food, honest with inside digits, local high 912. let's go here we go lower. so when it comes to sustain efficiency information, i'm trying to do that. when you travel, you can have it all on the executive. it has to check the bag. so you're planning a trip to make sure you miss nothing about is on the w travel. i hope you enjoy the trip here as much as i did about you. what's your opinion feel free to write your thoughts and the comments? the do you sometimes get mountains of packages that has from stressed out delivery peopl

alternative for germany. at the beginning of his speech, musk had problems with the connection, and he said: can you hear me? if so, throw your hand up, after which he laughed again, as if hinting at the roman salute, there is nothing funny here, of course. the leader of the cdu, csu, merx, the european press is already calling the future chancellor, while the only force that can resist merx is still the same alternative for germany, its leader, alice white, according to the website, an spd mp, has applied to become afd chairman through the court. the procedure will be discussed. afd hopes to give a strong boost to its election campaign with the help of a speech by american billionaire elon musk, who made a surprise appearance at the party congress via video link. he said he supported the afd and called for more to be done for german citizens. the party leader thanked musk for his support. she wished success to donald trump and vice president geddy wens. it is safe to say that the administration trump and the

, this... ideologists believed that war would be suicide for germany.n early september 1938, general halder held secret talks with hjalmar schacht about removing hitler and forming a new government. on the day of the attack on czechoslovakia, the fuhrer was supposed to be arrested and subsequently placed in a psychiatric clinic. armed detachments were stationed in private apartments in berlin, and a plan was developed to seize the radio station. when everything was ready for the attack, sensational news arrived that hitler had reached an agreement with the western powers to resolve the czechoslovakian issue peacefully. hitler was a man who sensed what might happen. later, hitler would declare that it was providence, that he was the messiah. that here he is, he knows, he has the gift of foresight, by the end of his life he had gone completely nuts in this regard, as it turned out, he really did have a sense, that is, for example, when there was an assassination attempt on him, he left 15 minutes before the explosion, why, no one knows, there are no expla

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here in the middle is tipped to be the next chancellor of germany. as the conservatives look set to win the largest share of the vote in their promising to move germany to the right on social and economic policies, merits himself is also a warrant that europe needs to be prepared for what he called the disruptive politics of donald trump. he's warranted batch both of germany and europe needs to be prepared for that 2nd term. last but not least, the shop. i know since i took a detailed look at china and the us and the call on all of us, not just germany, but the entire european union to ensure that the e u now really grows up and we become capable of taking action. does the hunting season, we must expect to see disruptive political decisions in the us and the week off the next. when donald trump becomes president, something you've all seen and heard examples of this in recent days. so far as math warning, there of some potentially rough political days ahead and the latest pulling here in germany indicates that he is not alone without concern. a new su

so i'll touch it for germany. this will make us a more. busy successful in gym, the other german parties have ruled out forming a coalition with the a f the after the elections. what could your party potentially do in the situation of a political deadlock? okay, right. they pulled up the soap codes, tie a wall against any of these. i say, well, we just want to make coalitions without alternative for germany, but it's up to the laptop to choose about this. so the strongest parties spill with joint lessons, and that will not keep us a order for business for ever. so why did they form a coalition next month without a problem for germany? they have to continue the style of politics. so this is not very successful to jump even so that we lose more and more vote just in the next few years, at least at 4 years time. it's time for you to be taking over power as strong as power, joe. but we'll see what happens. it depends on the results. that's the electrons we on a very good way right now. and so, well, we will start these problems, but basically